The Versana Premier, is the preeminent ultrasound system of GE’s new Versana line of products. Versana is noteworthy of advanced performance, unambiguous image quality and inclusive productivity and training tools in a new ergonomically versatile industrial design.
VERSANA PREMIER
Powerful.
Versatile.
Productive.
Care with Confidence
Large Full HD Display
Articulating Monitor Arm
Touch Panel
Gel Warmer
Height Adjustable Console
Optional Integrated Battery
Diagnostic Confidence
Versatile System,
Simple to Use
Features
New Image Processor
with faster frame rates and updated algorithms address demanding clinical needs.
Whizz Dynamic Image Tuning
continuously optimizes the image as you scan, even as you move from one organ or area to another.
Scan Assistant
lets you create standardized exam protocols, reducing fatigue and maximizing exam consistency.
Follow-Up Tool
compares the current and prior exams side-by-side.
Voice Comments
Overlaid on images for playback when reviewing exams.
Scan Coach
is a contextual reference tool. It is with clinical guidance for scan plane acquisition and references for anatomical structures.
Transducers
A wide range of probes and surprising list of standard features combined with exceptional performance make Versana the preferred choice for Veterinary medicine.
Ultrasound Knowledge Center
Learn more about Ultrasound and how to make the best choices when implementing into your practice.
If you’re shopping for a veterinary ultrasound machine, you certainly don’t want to overpay or buy features that you will not use. In the same vein, you don’t want to spend good money on an ultrasound of lower quality, one that may be unreliable and need to be replaced in two-to-three years with little-to-no resale or trade-in value. The cost of your ultrasound will ultimately depend on how you intend to use it: • If you are looking for a basic…
Ultrasonography and radiography are the two most popular imaging modalities in veterinary medicine, and each has its pros and cons. In some cases, both ultrasound and radiography are used to evaluate a patient; they should be considered complimentary imaging modalities. Radiographs provide a snapshot of large areas of an animal’s body. Digital Radiography (DR) offers superior images of bones, the lungs, and gas-filled organs such as the gastrointestinal tract. Ultrasound enables veterinarians to evaluate the detailed internal architecture of organs.…
If you’re in the market for a veterinary ultrasound machine, the last thing you want to do is buy a system that is prone to malfunctions or that offers low image quality. These are two of the most common problems associated with ultrasound systems, but they’re certainly not the only ones. Some veterinarians do not appreciate the value of creating a plan to implement ultrasound in their practice before they make the purchase. This can greatly reduce the use of…
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